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Old Apr 18, 2023, 08:01 AM
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I was actually told by a friend the best thing to do is get what you can and refinance when you graduate for a lower interest rate when possible. It’s high bc I have a car loan I’m
Sure. And I don’t have a co-signer. But for now it looks like I can go for my masters. I’ll Just bne laying over $300 a month in loans after graduating
All the best with your Masters

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I’ve not been looking after myself properly for the last week, showering is a struggle. Even finding motivation to get up and pee is super hard.
I’ve been well for over a year and I don’t want to go downhill. Urgh this is not good.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 12:57 PM
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My poor brother has a collapsed lung from either his pneumonia or broken ribs (cancer in them). Liquid is accumulating in his chest. Tomorrow they will siphon it out in hopes that his lung gets back to "normal". It's just torture for him and my sister...and me. My sister and I are wishing for mercy for him.

Today we were getting more from storage to bring into the house. The storage place is full of dust and molds. I had a coughing fit from it, then my chest felt funny for hours. I'll take a break from going to that place for a day or two. I think I'm super sensitive to molds. Probably even an allergy.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 02:09 PM
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I’m doing… not great. Really worried about a depressive episode as I’ve been in bed for a couple of days, sleeping too much and I feel hyper anxious.
I’ve not been looking after myself properly for the last week, showering is a struggle. Even finding motivation to get up and pee is super hard.
I’ve been well for over a year and I don’t want to go downhill. Urgh this is not good.

So sorry. I'm suffering from depression right now too and some exhaustion.


One thing that helps me is watching short videos on Youtube on the subject of depression and anxiety. I watch Therapy in a Nutshell, Dr. Tracey Marks and the Crappy Childhood fairy.

Have you tried meditation? That helps me too. It really helps to quiet my mental process even for a few minutes. Reading fiction also helps - reading has some of the same benefits as meditation.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 02:11 PM
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My poor brother has a collapsed lung from either his pneumonia or broken ribs (cancer in them). Liquid is accumulating in his chest. Tomorrow they will siphon it out in hopes that his lung gets back to "normal". It's just torture for him and my sister...and me. My sister and I are wishing for mercy for him.

Today we were getting more from storage to bring into the house. The storage place is full of dust and molds. I had a coughing fit from it, then my chest felt funny for hours. I'll take a break from going to that place for a day or two. I think I'm super sensitive to molds. Probably even an allergy.

I'm sorry you are going through this and your poor brother. My husband had a collapsed lung and it was awful (it was years ago now).


What is your brother's prognosis?


My friend who just died had terminal cancer and used Canada's MAID (medical assistance in dying) program. If your brother's prognosis is poor he may qualify if there's something like that where you live. I hope he is able to recover though.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 02:18 PM
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Good and bad news for the past few days.

The good? Most of the pain and stiffness related to my incision and the surgery proper is gone! I can move around my home, walk around outside and, most importantly, get up and down with minimal effort. Still some work to be done, but everything happening there looks promising!

I was even able to corral the worst of the nausea and hiccup symptoms this morning! I, with much effort, was able to get a dissolvable Zofran to dissolve properly and do its job after which I was able to make the spoonful of sugar home remedy work for my hiccups. No vomiting and no uncontrollable hiccups in between or during the vomiting? Win-win. I was even able to eat something solid today too!

The underlying issue, the problems with the tongue and it's nerve(s), is starting to become the subject of a "pass the buck" game with the providers. My surgeon's office repeatedly tried to say this was not their problem, foisting me off to my primary care provider. A problem with their "not my problem" logic: the numb tongue was one of the first things I noticed when I woke up from the procedure. Whatever caused it, happened in the OR.

As of right now, I have 1/2-3/4 of a tongue that's numb and perpetually dry with no taste from it. When I get over that particular hurdle, there's a part of my throat that I have to put in a bit more effort to swallow food or drink. The hospital seems to be acting like I'm going to sue them by the tone and tenor of my interactions the past few days. At this point, I'm not interested in liability. I'm interested in a fix and their unwillingness to look into it is concerning.

I am sorry that you hurt so much!
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 02:27 PM
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Okay - this is just something fun so I hope okay to post here. I am thinking of buying myself this mini backpack for doing all the painting (it is not expensive). I think it is so cute. What do you guys think? There are other colors but I like this gray-green.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 02:30 PM
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I have arrived at the Sun Coast. Sun and 23C (73,4F).The temperature is complete right for me. I don't like it when it is too hot.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 02:38 PM
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Okay - this is just something fun so I hope okay to post here. I am thinking of buying myself this mini backpack for doing all the painting (it is not expensive). I think it is so cute. What do you guys think? There are other colors but I like this gray-green.

It is cute! I use a not too big sport backpack almost everywhere, in town, at the mountains, in the woods etc. My back needs an anatomic backpack.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 03:36 PM
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 03:45 PM
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So sorry. I'm suffering from depression right now too and some exhaustion.


One thing that helps me is watching short videos on Youtube on the subject of depression and anxiety. I watch Therapy in a Nutshell, Dr. Tracey Marks and the Crappy Childhood fairy.

Have you tried meditation? That helps me too. It really helps to quiet my mental process even for a few minutes. Reading fiction also helps - reading has some of the same benefits as meditation.
Thanks so much @Samicat
That’s so helpful. I will give it a go! I’m a total reader geek but I have ADHD so it has to be the right book. I will have a look at my book stash tomorrow and see if there is something I can try!

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Okay - this is just something fun so I hope okay to post here. I am thinking of buying myself this mini backpack for doing all the painting (it is not expensive). I think it is so cute. What do you guys think? There are other colors but I like this gray-green.
I think the backpack is super lovely! Very interesting design and I really like the colour you’ve picked!
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 03:50 PM
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I got some sunshine today and I spoke with my husband which helped.
I told him about my mood and he was very supportive. He is on the autism spectrum so it isn’t always easy, but he is extremely understanding and he tries very hard to support me.

We discussed why I’ve been feeling so overwhelmed, or at least, why I think I have!

It was good and I’ve tried my best to do everything I need to do- walk the dog, shower, and now I’m in bed ready to sleep.
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I worry too about boots.

As for me I’m struggling with a dip. Food has become a chore and tasteless. There’s a constant ball of stress churning in my mid section. Next time I see the pdoc I’m thinking of asking for an increase of ambien because I keep waking earlier and earlier.

All there is in the refrigerator is two cartons of yogurt and old cottage cheese and my cheese that I eat with my bedtime meds. But the thought of going grocery shopping is too much. I need to keep an eye on this and not let it spiral out of control. I should have gone to play cards today but it was too much to deal with small talk. I’m really nervous about the future. I’m having no luck with finding a place and it could be months before I find out anything from sec 8.
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I don't feel good physically. I'm sleeping and napping a lot. I've lost some weight. I can only eat light on my stomach food. My anxiety and depression have improved greatly and I was out for a bit today and taking my time looking at the shoe store and not paying attention to the other men. Who werent paying attention to me. and its just some weird stomach **** going on or something. Or allergies maybe. Idk.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 05:07 PM
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I worry too about boots.

As for me I’m struggling with a dip. Food has become a chore and tasteless. There’s a constant ball of stress churning in my mid section. Next time I see the pdoc I’m thinking of asking for an increase of ambien because I keep waking earlier and earlier.

All there is in the refrigerator is two cartons of yogurt and old cottage cheese and my cheese that I eat with my bedtime meds. But the thought of going grocery shopping is too much. I need to keep an eye on this and not let it spiral out of control. I should have gone to play cards today but it was too much to deal with small talk. I’m really nervous about the future. I’m having no luck with finding a place and it could be months before I find out anything from sec 8.



Can you have groceries delivered? This is what we do usually since we don't have a vehicle. Some stories deliver for free and some charge $5 to $10.


I personally can hardly get myself to go out sometimes let alone if it's something not enjoyable (I don't generally find grocery shopping enjoyable). So it's great that so many things can be delivered.

Also have you looked into co-op housing and housing run by various charities and organizations? Here we have seniors' housing run by the Lions, the Masons, and other groups.
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Old Apr 18, 2023, 05:15 PM
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I'm so sorry @Soupe du jour about your brother. I hope there's some improvement so that he's at least comfortable.

I came within a hair of SH today. I got scared when I was about to do it, which I think is good because that means I still have insight.
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What a scary 24 hours !

Steve’s middle son Chaise is a co pilot that takes people back and forth to the Bahamas. Yesterday mid flight he started having chest pain. They landed at first airport they could. Chaise wound up in a clinic ( very small village) with a possible heart attack Mid morning.

Long story short he got stuck in this clinic because the weather shut down all the flights in and out. His Boss got someone to stay at the clinic ( because it closed for the day) with him until something got planned. Finally Middle of the night the weather cleared just enough for a flight to get him to Nassua where there was a actual hospital. Hours of testing resulted in him being diagnosed with Angina. Thank God it wasn’t a heart attack !

His Boss was flying in this morning to get him back home.. more obstacles popped up but as of 330 today they were in the air to get him home.

Diagnosis of Angina will keep him on the ground until he’s getting treatment and responding well.

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Old Apr 18, 2023, 06:48 PM
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The night before last i slept all thru the night. I fell asleep early and stayed asleep all night. It was great. Yet still feeling tired and struggling with my ADLs but i got a couple things done today.

@Soupe du jour:

So sorry to hear your poor brother is struggling so much. Seems like he is just beset with problems. Hope you see some improvement soon.

@~Christina:

Sorry to hear of the mishap with Chaise. Glad it wasn't a heart attack tho.

@Pinny:

It seems like we are in the same boat, struggling with ADLs (Activities of Daily Living). Hope we both get some relief soon!

@Samicat:

That's a really pretty backpack! You deserve a treat after all your hard work painting!
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I'm trying to get back on track. I feel very guilty about Miguel. We've been trying to get things settled for him. He wants a job. Which is great but he has such a hard road ahead of him. New pdoc diagnosed bp,ASD,ADHD,and anxiety. He's finally in a position that he's dating someone and wants a job, just passed his second class. We're helping find a job but there's so many questions. He still wants to buy a condo in the middle of the city so he sees a future.

I was well enough to cook dinner 2 nights last week and we went to Costco but I missed my therapy and Dr and my phone is going to shut off due to lack of money. I know why we can't get ahead. It's mood related not money related. More money would help but that's only a bandaid. Money's tight but it's been mismanaged for the past couple of months. That means there's hope for us not to miserably drowned here.
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It's been a somewhat active day today! Got a good amount of walking in, which helped me work out the gas and bloating I was getting for just laying about. My mom came by and treated me to an egg sandwich. I still find myself overestimating what I can handle, but I've been able to handle increasing bits of solid food. The damaged tongue and esophagus, which I'm starting to attribute to reflux that was allowed to regurgitate and sit there, is even (seeemingly) starting to heal. Taking some analogue Prilosec as a precaution though!

Talked with my boss today to give her an update and check to make sure all my ducks are in a row. Long story short, they are, but she's already changing the plan for when I return. What location I go to, I mean. You know what? I have at least three weeks before I can return and things could change again in the meanwhile. I ain't worrying about it!

I think I'm gonna get some ice cream! Seems like a perfect fit for the throat wound!
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My sister and I lost our sweet brother last night. I will be talking to her later to determine when Hubby and I will come to the US. Probably two weeks from now, or so.
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Old Apr 19, 2023, 02:12 AM
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I worry too about boots.

As for me I’m struggling with a dip. Food has become a chore and tasteless. There’s a constant ball of stress churning in my mid section. Next time I see the pdoc I’m thinking of asking for an increase of ambien because I keep waking earlier and earlier.

All there is in the refrigerator is two cartons of yogurt and old cottage cheese and my cheese that I eat with my bedtime meds. But the thought of going grocery shopping is too much. I need to keep an eye on this and not let it spiral out of control. I should have gone to play cards today but it was too much to deal with small talk. I’m really nervous about the future. I’m having no luck with finding a place and it could be months before I find out anything from sec 8.

When I am really down, I call for a home delivery and my groceries are delivered at home. I pay at the door. It costs a bit extra, but I don't feel ashamed for using that opportunity when I need it.

Do you know any relaxation techniques? There are a lot of them at YouTube. I understand that you feel nervous about finding a place to live, but if it takes months, please try to live in the here and now. It sometimes helps me to think about that there are thousands in my situation and I try to picture them for my inner eye. Then I get the "We will try to cope with this situation" feeling. To know that I am not alone is helping.

You have been through a lot now, with the loss of your father and everything that followed. It is not strange that you are out of energy.
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